Reality will be setting in once this round of realignment happens leaving further separation between G4 and P5. We wouldn't have this Nonsense if college football had the same playoff structure as college basketball. For that reason all the fans are losers I wonder if the G4 conference will eventually go to their own playoff system. It would be more interesting than the invitational each year.
I was against the G5 breaking away and doing their own playoff but after all the changes and where it is heading, that’s probably the best avenue. Even if we never moved up, or even if where we are would still leave us out of the “Big 2” (hate that term more than “P5”) doing their own playoff, I’d like to see that. I hate where all this is going, even if we are fortunate to be on the inside at the big table.
The NCAA is about to be squeezed out of college football. The Big 10 and SEC will make their own rules and one of the first changes will be the increase in scholarships. The NCAA will only be relevant in other college sports.
They really think that and also talk like their stadium is finished and ready to move in to. I could not participate in a forum with people who aren't honest with themselves.....it would drive me nuts.
Can we take this discussion to the proper thread? Everyone knows USWF cannot pay athletes a salary. They only raised $470 for an on campus stadium.
No it’s the governing body. NCAA will not kick anyone out. They make money from them. It would be the schools and conferences leaving. Not other way around.
It’s the governing body but it’s made up of the schools that are members. They serve in the committees and make the rules. That’s why the schools are largely responsible for policing themselves. So, if some of them take their football and go, then the rest should kick them out for everything else too. And let them risk Congress getting involved.
If they take their ball and go they don’t have to be kicked out. They left. They all have to buy themselves out of NCAA contract as well. I don’t know how much that is but it’s probably not cheap.
I said take their football and go. Not the rest of the sports too. But even if they take all their sports, I’m going to guess they are still going to want to compete their non-revenue generating sports locally. So don’t sanction those meets and games as NCAA competition. It would be patently unfair competition anyways.
Conference USA would not even take them for football only.
If you build it, Conference USA 2.0 will come.
“Young head coach with winning pedigree”? On what planet do these cows live on?
If you propose it on paper they will come. They been proposing it for over a decade. I don't see them having a OCS by 2026. By that time the real South Florida team FAU will pass them
They just love building fake conferences over there. And they always leave out a team with WAY more success and infrastructure than themselves.
I had a friend who is a usf grad recently mention this. It is quite literally the only sliver of hope they have clamped onto
I wonder why they’re not including the information about their multi-million dollar media rights deal they just signed……
What about how they're the Harvard of the south?
I suggested on another thread that we give usf the $125M for naming rights on the stadium and call it UCF National Champions stadium.....nice ring to it.
Hes actually one of the few readonable ones. He knows UCF has essentially left them behind
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Nah man, usf is near Miami....C’mon, what school West of us would call itself South Florida?UCF gets a mention for a potential SEC addition. USF, not on anyone's radar. Those banging noises you hear are the sound of heads exploding to the west.
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Moo board reading Yahoo Sports like 🤯🤯🤯UCF gets a mention for a potential SEC addition. USF, not on anyone's radar. Those banging noises you hear are the sound of heads exploding to the west.
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